Britain’s Andy Murray will return to The Queen’s Club in June to try to regain the AEGON Championships title as he bids for a first Wimbledon triumph.
Murray lifted the trophy without dropping a set two years ago and joins the top two tennis players in the world – No1 Rafael Nadal and No2 Novak Djokovic – in the field.The 2009 US Open champion Juan Martin Del Potro and four-time AEGON Championships winner Andy Roddick will also be part of the line-up at the tournament, which runs from June 6-12.
“Winning my first grass court title here in 2009 was an amazing feeling,” said Murray, who had never previously won a title on British soil.
“It means a lot to me to have my name on the trophy next to great champions such as John McEnroe, Pete Sampras and Rafael Nadal who have won itin the past.
